Plastic Surgery Cosmetic Surgery World

Chin Surgery, also known as chin augmentation, mentoplasty and genioplasty, is a surgical procedure that reforms and restructures the chin by enhancing with implants or reducing the bone. Usually, patients that underwent nose surgery are advised to undergo chin surgery to maintain facial proportion. Derived from the Latin word “mentum” (meaning chin); Mentoplasty …

Chemical peeling, also known as derma is peeling or chemexfoliation, is exactly what it says – peeling of the skin by means of chemical materials. A chemical peel is a technique that uses a chemical solution to remove the outer layers of the skin. When this happens, the skin blisters and eventually peels …

Most plastic surgeries leave swelling, bruising and scars that disable you to interact socially or return to work. This is where camouflage cosmetics come in. It is used to hide the post-surgical side effects for both men and women, helping the patients to resume normal activities quickly. Camouflage is defined in the …

Endoscopy is a surgical technique that uses an endoscope – a special viewing instrument, which allows the doctor to see images of the internal structures of the patient through very tiny incisions. This special instrument consists of two important parts – the tubular probe (fitted with a small camera and bright light) and …

Spider vein is a term used in describing the series of veins often radiated out from an area, which is shaped like a spider. These spider veins can develop on any part of the body, including the face, but commonly appears on ankles, calves or thighs. Spider veins occur due to abnormal blood flow …